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Originally Posted by Zeph
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Objects defining out of bounds such as walls, fences, stakes and railings are not obstructions and are deemed to be fixed. Stakes identifying out of bounds are...
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Originally Posted by turtleback
How is it a logical extreme? In either case the choice is to pitch over it or putt around it. Just another iacas smart aleck...
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Originally Posted by uttexas
Unless it was on the pro's home course, I don't think it would be close. Westwood and Woods are probably a +8. The scoring average for PGA professionals 20 years ago was...
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Originally Posted by iacas
BTW, what kind of stake was it?
My pal moved an OOB stake the other day when we were playing and I told him that it wasn't allowed.
Was that the...
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Originally Posted by PastPerforance
The fact that any green would have a hazard in its design shouldn't be a problem. The idea when we hit onto the green, is to play to areas. Not just the whole...
I.e a Lee Westwood, Tiger Woods etc
They are using 20 year old equipment
By "scratch" golfer I mean an average club professional
Very strange question i know but I would love to hear peoples...
maybe I should just learn to relax
Coming from Britain though I find more and more courses are doing these things to try and get some interest
Another hole I dont like is the 16th at St Mellion,...